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The Church Loft, a fifteenth century timber-framed building, possibly used as a church office

Possible seventeenth or eighteenth century house, used as a pub in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries and known as 'The Queens Head' and 'The Old Cider House'

Seventeenth century timber-framed almshouses, with later alterations and extensions

Early twentieth century Arts and Crafts style Church Rooms, built in 1909

Post-medieval and modern hamlet of The City

Records of part of the Church Loft used as a lock-up until the nineteenth century

Possible earthworks identified in field survey

The Christadelphian Hall, Albert Street, built 1882

Former site of post-medieval village stocks at the Church Loft

'Fort' shown in West Wycombe Park on map of 1752 and used for mock battles.